Create a seeds.rb file for easier project setup about plots2 HOT 7 CLOSED

I don't know if it's helpful, but I believe there should be some plausible seed data in the tests factories. It might be pretty minimal though.

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Thanks for the tip! I'll be looking into this today :)

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I update the seeds file to create:

1. Three users - admin, moderator, and user, all with the password password.
2. Wiki entries for routes under the main root ie. /about or /donate.
3. A blog entry with a comment and a like.

Having these, the app doesn't throw errors and using it after forking is faster. Do you think I should add anything more or change something before I submit a PR?

P.S Code is under here.

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That sounds perfect!
On Apr 23, 2014 10:56 AM, "sirMackk" [email protected] wrote:

I update the seeds file to create:

1. Three users - admin, moderator, and user, all with the password
   password.
2. Wiki entries for routes under the main root ie. /about or /donate.
3. A blog entry with a comment and a like.

Having these, the app doesn't throw errors and using it after forking is
faster. Do you think I should add anything more or change something before
I submit a PR?

P.S Code is under herehttps://github.com/sirMackk/plots2/commit/d917e2f21549352d80871d7691a32a27b3f8fb05
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Hi, sirMackk - finally getting the test server up, many apologies for the slowness, but we had a bunch of problems while trying to clone the production server. We ended up making a fresh server. But i ran rake db:setup and got this:

NameError: uninitialized constant DrupalNodeAccess
/home/warren/sites/test.publiclab.org/db/seeds.rb:49:in `block in <top (required)>'
/home/warren/sites/test.publiclab.org/db/seeds.rb:43:in `each'
/home/warren/sites/test.publiclab.org/db/seeds.rb:43:in `<top (required)>'

I don't think we need DrupalNodeAccess. Can i just remove those lines?

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Yes - totally!

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Forgot to close this ... Recently proved out by a completely fresh install I did on a new machine.

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